Google declared a major update for Google Maps a couple of days prior, in festivity of the fifteenth commemoration of the service. The update incorporated a noteworthy redesign with new brand icon and a couple of significant changes to the Maps UI. In addition, Google improved the navigation experience identified with driving by including more data about trains and buses, and it likewise added another element to its Live View mode to more readily assist users with finding their destinations while walking. Google said at the time that those new features would begin turning out step by step, and now they’re broadly accessible on Android and iPhone.
Some Android and iPhone clients may have gotten an update brief a couple of days back, yet that Google Maps installation just conveyed the new application icon. The refreshed interface, which presently contains five tabs rather than three, should now be accessible to all users 9to5Google reports.
One will have the option to explore the new Saved, Contribute, and Updates tabs that join the Explore and Commute menus that were at that point there. Explore will let you discover eminent attractions around you, while the Commute tab is the place you can set up your regular drives. Contingent upon your locale, the Commute tabs may incorporate subtleties like temperature, accessibility, and security for specific rides, in spite of the fact that not all commute options will be secured at first. Be that as it may, the additional data layer won’t arrive at the Commute tab until one month from now when it’s booked to be fleshed out a piece. At that point, some great updated increased reality features for Live View will turn out after that.
The new Google Maps version rolled out through a server-side update, which implies you should see the new UI inside Maps as long as you have Maps variant 10.43.3 installed. As it were, you don’t have to hang tight for an application update via iOS App Store or Google Play store so as to get the new UI.
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